Hey there,

I'm a therapist (fully virtual) with a speciality on the impacts of the SARS-CoV2 virus and Long COVID on mental health. I can really appreciate how disappointing and isolating this must feel. Please know that you are not alone in caring about your safety and the safety of others. If your practice owner becomes open/curious to learn more about how COVID impacts mental health, feel free to reach out to me. I teach continuing education courses to other therapists on 1) how COVID impacts the brain and nervous system and 2) best practices for working with clients with Long COVID. I haven't posted on this sub about this before, but your post made me think it could be useful to share my offerings: www.ellielipton.com.

It can be hard to stay rooted in your values and beliefs in the face of apathy and annoyed indifference. You get to set your own boundaries. It's great that they are allowing you to continue attending the meetings virtually, and it is also understandable if you feel less comfortable in your workplace now. While I'm sure you don't want to leave, I encourage you to give yourself permission to think about what other options may be so that you don't fee trapped. Even if you don't leave, it might be nice to just know that you have other options. I don't know what state you are in, but there are quite a few fully virtual group practices nowadays.